OutBIG — Public Bidboard
Claim #1 on the bid list AI agents can read (WebMCP)
What it does
A public bidboard where the bid decides the rank. Every listing is readable by people and by machines: open JSON API, WebMCP, Markdown on every page, no key required.
A public bidboard where the bid decides the rank. Every listing is readable by people and by machines: open JSON API, Markdown on every page, no key required.
New spots start at $5. Paying less than the #1 price still puts you on the board at whatever place that bid can take. Amounts are net; tax is added at checkout and depends on your country. Or free A post on X instead of five dollars. Write about OutBIG on X and your listing goes live without paying — below every paid listing, above every one we added ourselves. Generate images, video, and audio with 500+ top AI models and 85+ tools under one subscription. No five tabs, no five invoices, one plan covers it. Or free A post on X instead of five dollars. Write about OutBIG on X and your listing goes live without paying — below every paid listing, above every one we added ourselves. Monitor…from outbig.bid
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